Tried and tested formula

Oil color or Oil Paint has a long history dating back to the 15th century, with evidence of its use in Afghani caves as far back as the 7th century. This medium has stood the test of time and inspires artists today.

Chemically stable

Oil coloris known for its chemical stability, with an unopened tube lasting up to ten years. The primary components of oil paints are pigment and oil binder. Linseed oil is commonly used as a binder; some high-end paints may incorporate walnut or poppy oil. It's worth noting that oil colors are considered safe and non-toxic. It is possible to paint without using chemical solvents.

Thick consistency

Artists can use oil color to create thick impasto or thin glaze, apply wet on wet or wet on dry, and achieve excellent blendability. Revel Artist-grade oil colors are renowned for their dense, buttery texture, superior brush stroke and palette knife retention, and outstanding lightfastness.

Slow Drying

These slow-drying paints use premium-quality linseed oil as a binder and offer an extended open time for blending, details, and wet-on-wet techniques.

Fade resistance

These bold, vibrant, highly pigmented oil paints ensure your masterpiece stands out. Revel Oil Color is made of lightfast pigments, so you do not have to worry about the pigment fading issue. Elevate your art with Revel Artist grade oil color, designed to meet the needs of large-scale or high-profile projects. Compare the distinct features of student-grade and artist-grade oil paints to find the perfect match for your artistic vision.

Thinner requires adequate ventilation

Often, artists use thinner to increase paint's fluidity, allowing for smooth application. It is important to note that paint thinners emit toxic fumes. Adequate ventilation is needed when using paint thinners.